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SECTION 9 <br /> SMITH <br /> REPAIRS <br /> For damaged pipe and for leaking l. Dissect the secondary contain- in Figure 2.9.4. to provide <br /> joints, Smith Fiberglass Products ment fitting and the secondary clearance for the coupling. <br /> recommends only the repair containment pipe around its <br /> methods listed below. See Figure circumference as shown by the 5. Bond the elbow and contain- <br /> 2.9.1 which shows where leaks arrows in Figure 2.9.3. Remove cromensleeve cowlings into place <br /> a <br /> can occur if secondary containment the containment elbow. according to instructions in <br /> joints are not properly bonded. Part Two, Section 7. <br /> DO NOT attempt to repair dam- 2. Create a pipe nipple at least 7 <br /> p p inches(178 mm) long on either 2.9.2 Repairing minor pipe damage <br /> aged fittings. Upon completion of <br /> required repairs and before put- side of the joint by making Follow the pipe patching instruc- <br /> ting the line back into service, another cut th around the circum- tions in Part One,Section 8,of this <br /> always pressure test the repair pi e as of the containment manual when the damaged area <br /> work according to the procedures pipe as shown in Figure 2.9.4. is two inches (51 mm) or less <br /> in Part Two, Section 8, to assure 3. Using a sander, coarse file, or in diameter (See Figure 2.9.6). <br /> the integrity of the system. 30-40 grit emery cloth, remove <br /> 2.9.3 Repairing extensive pipe <br /> 2.9.1 Replacing leaking secondary surface gloss from both ends of damage <br /> containment joints the nipples and the contain- <br /> (Do not use this procedure for ment pipe. Sanded area must When damage is less than two <br /> containment crossovers) be a minimum of 31/2 inches(89 inches (51 mm) long, but more <br /> mm) in length. than two inches (51 mm) around <br /> Example:90° Secondary Contain- 4the circumference of the pipe,the <br /> ment Elbow . Position the nipples between following repair procedures should <br /> the new containment elbow be followed. <br /> When cutting out and replacing a and containment sleeve cou- <br /> secondary containment fitting, be plings as shown in Figure 2.9.5. If the pipe is buried, excavate a <br /> careful not to cut the internal Note: It may be necessary to working area large enough to allow <br /> primary product pipe. (See Figure remove additional sections of for repairs to be made.A secondary <br /> 2.9.2.) the containment pipe as shown containment sleeve coupling should <br /> Pipe to Fitting Tab <br /> I I <br /> Patch � � Damage <br /> I I <br /> Fitting Tab to <br /> Fitting Tab <br /> Figure 2.9.1 Figure 2.9.6 <br /> 34 <br />